Get to know the top 10 islands in Thailand!

Thailand’s coastal islands in the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Siam are the most popular tourist destinations in Southeast Asia. Some of these islands are famous all over the world for their beautiful beaches and party atmosphere. But Thailand’s top islands offer plenty of opportunities for fun and a relaxing trip. Here we introduce the top 10 islands in Thailand:

 

 

1 Ko Phi Phi
Ko Phi Phi is a small archipelago in Krabi province in southern Thailand. Ko Phi Phi is the largest island of the group and the only permanently inhabited island, while the smaller Ko Phi Phi Leh is famous for being the filming location for the 2000 movie The Beach. Ko Phi Phi was severely damaged by the Indian Ocean Tsunami in December 2004, which destroyed almost all of the island’s infrastructure. However, redevelopment was quick and services returned with building regulations limiting the height of new hotels and other buildings to preserve the island’s stunning views.

 

 

Ko Phi Phi is a small archipelago in Krabi province in southern Thailand

 

 

2 Ko Tao
Kotao has quickly become a favorite destination for people who come to Thailand for recreational purposes. This island offers services to divers, rock climbers and mountain climbers. Every year, about 7000 new divers get certified in Kotao, and it is one of the most popular destinations to learn to dive. Fishing enthusiasts come to this island several times in the hope of catching many spearfish. With the explosion of tourists on Koh Tao, many resorts, cafes and nightclubs have opened, although there are still less developed areas on the island for those looking for a quieter vacation spot.

 

 

Kotao has quickly become a favorite destination for people who come to Thailand for recreational purposes

 

 

3 Ko Chang
Located near the border of Cambodia, Ko Chang is Thailand’s third largest island and the largest archipelago in the Ko Chang Marine Park. This mountainous island is known for its many waterfalls, coral reefs, dense forests and long sandy beaches. In less than ten years, Ko Chang has become a major tourist destination in Thailand, although it is still quieter than islands like Phuket and Koh Samui.

 

 

Kochang is the third largest island in Thailand and the largest archipelago in the Kochang Marine Park

 

 

4 Phuket
Phuket is both the name of a Thai province and the main city of that province. A large island and several smaller islands on the west coast cover Phuket Province. Outside of Bangkok, there is the country’s most popular tourist area with many spectacular beaches and comfortable accommodations for tourists. Near these beaches, tourists find thriving night clubs and shopping areas. Some other tourist attractions in Phuket include golf courses, museums and historical monuments.

 

A large island and several smaller islands on the west coast cover Phuket Province

 

5 Ko Pangan
Koh Phangan is an island in the Gulf of Thailand, located between the islands of Koh Samui and Koh Tao. And it is a famous destination for the community of climbers who have come to immerse themselves in the beauty of this island like dense forests. Every year a dance festival known as the full moon party is held on this island. Tourists who like quiet places are eager to see the many Buddhist temples of Koh Phangan. Also, this island is known for its mineral springs and relaxing silence.

 

Koh Phangan is an island in the Gulf of Thailand, located between the islands of Koh Samui and Koh Tao

 

6 Ko Samui (Ko Samui)
Koh Samui is the most visited island in Thailand. There are many amenities on this island, including small bungalows and unique villas. Many festivals are held in Koh Samui every year, including the Buffalo Fight Festival, the Ten Star Samui Art Festival with local food, clothing and souvenir vendors. Also, sailing enthusiasts gather in Samui every year for the Karji Rani race, and athletes and their fans come to Samui for triathlon events.

 

Koh Samui is the most visited island in Thailand

 

7 Ko Tarutao
Ko Taruta is one of the 51 islands in southern Thailand that belong to the archipelago of Taruta National Park. You can rent bungalows on this island. Tourists of this island can enjoy the pristine and peaceful atmosphere of the area and can also see the rugged mountains, forest scenery and limestone mountains that are famous in this part of Thailand. Tourists have a great opportunity to see exotic wildlife, especially if they visit the western part of the island’s coast, which is occupied by large turtles.

 

Ko Taruta is one of the 51 islands in southern Thailand that belong to the archipelago of Taruta National Park

 

8 ko Samet
Ko Samut is a popular vacation spot from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok. Although most of this island is a national park, there are a number of centers with various facilities to spend breaks. The white sandy beaches are one of the major tourist attractions in Kusamat. Tourists can choose relaxing environments and popular beaches along with many activities. Au Nuan, Ao Phutsa, Ao Nuan, and Ao Wai are famous for their silence, cozy accommodations, and stunning sunsets. Hat Sai Kao and Ao Hin Kok are more crowded, and tourists on these beaches can enjoy sunbathing, swimming, surfing, and nightlife.

 

Koh Samet is a popular place to rest from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok

 

9 Ko Lanta
Ko Lanta is made up of a series of Thai coastal islands in Krabi Province and is the largest island of this series. Several beaches on its western coast have comfort and recreational facilities. This area is an important destination for diving enthusiasts who come to these islands to observe coral reefs and ocean creatures. Also, a large number of tropical plants from There are remnants of dense forests here.

 

 

Ko Lanta is made up of a group of islands off the coast of Thailand in Krabi province

 

 

10 Ko Lipe
Ko Lipe or Ko Lipe is located in the Adang-Rawi archipelago in the southwest of Thailand, and is home to sea gypsies. It is a small island and tourists can walk around the island for more than an hour. . Ko Laip is located outside the territory of the Tarotao National Park and is thus exempt from development prohibition laws. Its three main beaches have plenty of facilities, including grass huts and bungalows.

 

Ko Laip or Ko Lipe is located in the Adang Ravi Archipelago in southwestern Thailand